Updated October 2026 · Fraser Bond
Safety · Gas
Finding a gas safety certificate
No publiccertificate database
Gas Safecheck the engineer
Every 12 monthslandlord duty
Copywithin 28 days
In short: There is no public online database where you can look up a property's gas safety certificate. Landlords must have gas appliances checked every 12 months by a Gas Safe registered engineer, give existing tenants a copy within 28 days of the check, and give new tenants a copy before they move in. You can check that an engineer is registered on the Gas Safe Register website. Buyers can ask the seller for recent records. Fraser Bond books and tracks gas safety checks for homes we manage.
| You are | How to get the certificate |
|---|---|
| A tenant | Ask your landlord or agent; they must give you a copy |
| A landlord | Ask your engineer; many send digital copies |
| A buyer | Ask the seller for service and safety records |
| Checking an engineer | Search the Gas Safe Register by name or ID number |
Getting a gas safety record
Landlord gas safety checklist
Compliance with Fraser Bond
- Gas safety checks booked and tracked
- Certificates shared with tenants
- Electrical, EPC and alarm checks
- Full management
Frequently asked questions
Can I find a gas certificate online?
Not through a public database. Ask the landlord, engineer or seller.
How often is a gas safety check needed?
Every 12 months for rented homes.
How do I check an engineer?
Search the Gas Safe Register.
